Finish: Matte2 / Warm chestnut brown
Brown Script is best described as a rich, terracotta brown with more of a red base. Its matte formula applies well, blends easily and functions superbly in conservative or dramatic eyeshadow looks. This color is very pigmented so don’t use too much when applying; you can always add more, but it can prove to be difficult to blend it out when you’ve applied too much! 
Look #1
MAC eyeshadows used:
- Grand Entrance LE (inner half of lid) – could also use ‘All That Glitters’ here
- Corduroy (outer half of lid and lower lashline)
- Brown Script (crease)
- Blanc Type (blend)
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These looks are flawless do you photo shop your photos? I was really disappointed when someone on you tube showed how she photo shopped her eye looks as they were unattainable results.
Hi Kim!
Yes, I do use PhotoShop, however, I NEVER PhotoShop the makeup.
I only use it to whiten my eyes, remove fallout underneath the eyes, remove any stray hairs from the brows and occasionally fix the liquid liner.
I posted a before and after example on my Facebook page recently; you’re welcome to see it in the ‘Photos’ section if you’d like a peek into the process!
With as many makeup changes as I do in one sitting for the site (sometimes I’ll create 8 looks in 6 hours), I get bloodshoot eyes and do make mistakes with the liquid liner. Thank goodness for PhotoShop!! LOL
Thanks so much you are very talented